xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

@PhenomX6 @wood@pdx.social I stopped shopping there for good because their COVID policies were ridiculous even compared to other stores. I had some black lady yell at me for accidentally going the wrong way. Seriously, all she was doing was screaming at people in front of the entrance to force measures that don't even work. Even before then, I was treated like shit by the workers and I was fed up.

Luckily, regional chains are fairing much better here. We only have around two Wal-Marts in this entire region.

@PhenomX6 @wood@pdx.social This is worse than doing happy birthday songs at restaurants. And it reminds me of those dancing Tik-Tok nurses during the COVID lockdowns. But this still doesn't seem like something that every Wal-Mart is doing. And I'm pretty sure most managers wouldn't force their employees to do it if they don't want to. The only ones that seem to have won the contest didn't have all their employees. They won only because someone in the crew actually knew how to edit videos.

Luckily, the only thing that we had to do back when I was working minimum wage was play some stupid ice-breaker board game and compare ourselves to food items on the menu. And thankfully, this is usually something that only minimum-wagies of big chains have to do.

@ryo It was tough for me. I was lucky that my uni didn't have a vaccine mandate. I was even preparing to drop out if it happened. Luckily, I graduated without taking that. My parents also tried me to get the jab. My dad even made an appointment for me but I ditched it.

I still don't know about the future though. Soon, I'm going to be working full-time at an office job. I just hope that I can make enough money to become somewhat self-sufficient before things really go to shit. I really should be happy about entering a new chapter in my life but given what's coming, I'm not enthusiastic at all.

@ryo Waking up to COVID isn't enough. People also need to wake up to the climate scam, fake elections (which is all of them), government, the trans agenda, 9/11, and all the other conspiracies that have affected us for nearly the past two centuries. They also need to learn the solutions to these problems.

@PhenomX6 @wood@pdx.social Are you sure every Wal-Mart does this?

@matana All the sequels of the original series had male protagonists though.

@PhenomX6 One advantage of living in the third world is that you aren't exposed to globalist propaganda.

@ryo I don't see that many here. Granted, most people didn't get any boosters where I'm from.

@ItsSkyDragonz I heard it takes years to do that. Plus, it doesn't fully restore the foreskin because you can't grow the nerve endings back.

@Terry
>fosstodon user
>favorite language is the one that the FOSS community despises

@hachi @Hyolobrika This is literally Star Trek levels of Utopian Marxism.

@Hyolobrika @hachi
>Why do you care about, say, the levels of water fluoridation in a small town in the US?
That was just an example of simple sabotage. People can learn from other communities, but I don't believe things like foreign aid or constant virtue signaling.